Julius X at Folger: A Revolutionary Remix of Shakespeare & Malcolm X
In Julius X, now on stage at Folger Theatre, playwright Al Letson doesn’t simply reimagine Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar; he reconstructs
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Author: Kate Michael
King & Rye Celebrates 5 Years with an Epic 6-Course Dinner Experience
King & Rye, a popular Southern-inspired restaurant in Alexandria, just celebrated its fifth anniversary in the most delicious way, marking
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‘The Great Privation’ Digs Into the Past at Woolly Mammoth Theatre
In The Great Privation (How to flip ten cents into a dollar), now playing at Woolly Mammoth Theatre, playwright Nia
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40 Years of Fighting Cancer: Inside the 2025 Prevent Cancer Foundation Gala
Last Thursday evening, more than a thousand guests gathered at the National Building Museum for the Prevent Cancer Foundation’s Annual
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‘Merry Wives’ Taunt Falstaff, Harlem-Style, at STC
In Merry Wives, now on stage at Shakespeare Theatre Company, playwright Jocelyn Bioh and director Taylor Reynolds offer a jubilant,
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Willard Wows: DC’s Grand Dame Gets a Dazzling Glow-Up
The Willard InterContinental, Washington’s storied “Residence of Presidents,” just turned a $$$$ page in its 207-year-old playbook, and the results
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Western Goes East: Desert 5 Spot Opens in Union Market
After celebrated openings in Los Angeles and New York, Desert 5 Spot has officially planted its boots in DC. This
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Instantly Iconic: Selva Brings Lush Latin-Mediterranean Fusion to Dupont Circle
Dupont Circle just got a jolt of fresh flavor with the opening of Selva (1223 Connecticut Ave., Second Floor), the
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‘When You Just Want a Glass of Wine’ Podcast Toasts Season 2 at National Landing
When You Just Want a Glass of Wine, the playful podcast hosted by Zena Polin and Renée Gentry, launched its
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Adam Pendleton’s Vision Wraps the Hirshhorn… With a Scoop of Dolcezza
The Hirshhorn Museum’s 50th anniversary celebration extends beyond the gallery walls this summer, onto its plaza… and even into its
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